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A Brawl Nearly Broke Out After Oklahoma’s Upset Win Over Texas

Oh, and you thought the annual Red River Rivalry game itself was chippy? That’s cute.

After Oklahoma toppled Texas 27-24 in the highly anticipated Red River Rivalry, tensions boiled over as both sides engaged in a scuffle once the game concluded. Frustration boiled over on the Texas bench as they began chanting "Y’all still suck," despite being the underdogs. Longhorns head coach Steve Sarkisian had to intervene and guide his team off the field.

The turning point came after a crucial Texas interception by quarterback Arch Manning, which led to a game-winning 47-yard field goal. Social media was abuzz with reactions, with one user predicting Texas would miss the playoffs again, while former Heisman winner Robert Griffin III criticized Manning's performance, urging him to return for another season.

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